Formal reception honors Mrs Chapman guest in Fort Rusell
Mrs Irving J Palmer entertained yesterday afternoon from three to six at her Fort Rusell quarters in honor of her mother Mrs Chapman of New York who is visiting. The event featured pink and green floral decor, delicate refreshments, and a long list of ladies invited. There will be no regular meeting afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving J. Palmer
Fort Russell
Hintchford
Earle Tanner
Tompkins
Fernandez
Misses Williams
Margaret Stull
Chapman
Colonel Williams
Mary
Rosalie Wiliams
Miss Davis
G. H. Stull
Sterrick
Carnahan
Blatchford
Tanner
Masi
Mra
Persons
Richmond Smith
Reed
Harbold
Keller
Mra. Armstrong
Mra. Barznski
Mis McConnell
Russell
Edgar Meyer
Lawrence
Collins
Mra. van Morn
Jordan
Mra. Eskridge
Green
Paris Fashion Hints at Ladies Aid Meeting
Voile de sole and lace tea gown with a black lace coat featured in the fashion notes. The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church meets this Friday afternoon during the Chautauqua session and will reconvene in two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Culver and two others are mentioned in the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
Notable Local Arrivals and Departures Noted in City
The column lists residents and visitors in town. Mrs. B R Chapman recovers at home on Mant Twenty-first Street after illness. The Barly family returns from Indiana and Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Rath attend his mother's funeral in the First Congregational Church. Lola Kirk Jr. leaves for a summer surveying job and will resume studies at Dartmouth. Edgar Fowler travels to Los Angeles for health. Johnston household hosts Mrs. Ridnour from Springfield. Hazel McGuire visits North Platte. Bertha Ford comes from Ogden for a funeral in the city. G H Fischer returns from Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Rath
Spokane
Washington
Mr. Rath
First Congregational Chuch
Lola Kirk, Jr
Dartmouth College
Troops From Fort McKenzie and Fort Russell Move Through Cheyenne
Military movement gathers in Cheyenne as cavalry and other units pass through en route to Pole Mountain for upcoming maneuvers. Colonel Kingsbury of the Wighth cavalry arrives and camps at Fort Russell. Thirteen freight cars carrying Fort McKenzie equipment are unloaded by Louis Klobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Cheyenne
Pole Mountain
Wighth Cavalry
Kingsbury
Fort Russell Military Reservation
Fort McKenzie
Burlington
Louis Klobe
Engine Crew Killed In Salinas Special Train Crash
A special train carrying 106 American Chemical Society delegates plunged from a sharp curve near Metz Junction Cal killing the engineer and fireman and injuring four women passengers and five trainmen. Two cars were wrecked and the engine crew crushed. injured were treated as the train went to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinas
Cal
Metz Junction
Here
American Chemical Society
San Francisco
Steamer Cape Girardeau Sinks After Rock Collision
The steamer Cape Girardeau, traveling between St. Louis, Chester, Cape Girardeau and Commerce, struck a rock near Turpey Point at 2 a.m. and sank. All crew and passengers escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Chester
Commerce
Turpey Point
Murderer Is Killed by Policeman in New York Suburb
In Haverstraw New York on July 12 Herman Zipfel a bartender fired at Leo Hirschfeld a liquor dealer after a dispute at Hirschfelds bottling works. Zipfel was shot and killed by Officer Dan Haran after a pursuit along Fairmount Avenue following Zipfels shooting of Hirschfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverstraw
N. Y
Leo Hirschfeld
Land
Fairmount Avenue
Herman Zipfel
John Swanso
Zipfel
H Dan
Hirschfeld
Frontier Show in Cheyenne Promises World Class Act Selections
EB W Stone announces the Frontier committee expects an extraordinary four day event in Cheyenne with acts from cow punchers across the globe. The lineup will feature new riding challenges with untrained horses and contestants who have spent years on remote ranches. Col Theodore Roosevelt may deliver an address with a grandstand erected for the crowd as Postmaster General Hitchcock attends. The Union Pacific is promoting the event with official folders and box reservations from Denver and Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
EB. W Stone
Frontier Committee
Stone
Globe
Hawaii
Strontier Park
Cheyénne
Cheyenne
Tharontier Fords
Union Pacific
Pany
Emer
the Frontier
Denver
Colorado Springs
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Hitchcock
National Capitol
Roosevelt
Genteman
Mr. Roosevelt
Churchill says Britain cannot bar Jefries Johnson fight photos
London July 12 The British government lacks power to prevent exhibition of pictures of the Jefries Johnson fight. Winston Churchill, home secretary, told the House of Commons in reply to Sir Howell Davies. There is little appetite in England for showing the photos, and London music halls have refused to exhibit them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jeffries-Johnson
Winston Churchill
Home Office
House of Commons
Howell Davies
England
The Corn Remedy That Ends Foot Pain
An advertisement for TIZ corn cure claims instant relief from corns bunions and calluses. It extols drawing out exudations to cleanse pores and promises rapid comfort with use, citing a user testimonial from Progress North Carolina and noting availability from Paul Luther Podge & Co Chicago for 20 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Progress
N.C
Luther Podge & Co
Chicago
Drug Co
Palace Phar
World Wanderer La Fave Arrives in Cheyenne to Promote Medicine
MH. B. Daly known as La Fave, famed for a fortune from a medicine formula, arrives in Cheyenne to begin a six month tour. He claims to cure digestive ailments and that Americans suffer from poor health due to chronic stomach troubles. He will be at Palace Pharmacy, 17th and Care, daily from 10 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MH. B. Daly
la Fave
New York
Iife
A la Fave
Elronte
Hin
Denver
Palace Pharmacy
Avid Care Avenue
Amil
Somnambulist With Lamp Wanders in Midnight Spook
Greeley, Cole, July 12. A reported spectre sighting ended with an unnamed somnambulist in night clothes wandering the streets with a lit lamp. The figure visited Ike Oppenhelmer’s home before being taken to Tinford, then awakened and unable to recall leaving bed. The episode startled residents and left no clear explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Cole
Win
J. Hartford
Ike Oppenhelmer
Diogenes
Tinford
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Harrington
Oxfords
Ali
Metals At
John
Iety
Paris
J. D. Culver
B. R. Chapman
Mant Twenty-firat Street
Myre
A. W. Barly
Indiana
Milnois
Edgar Fowler
C. B. Fowler
Los Angeles
California
B. 8. Johnston
Mr. Johnston
T. J. Ridnour
Springfield, Ohio
Hazel McGuire
North Platte
Fred Rinker
Bertha Ford
Ogden
Mrs. G. H. Fischer
Ohio
Sherman Co
Pierce Suit & Cloak
Stor
Carson
Weeman Zipypl
Hugh Sheridan
Ance Sale OF
Ladie
the Jenkins Shoe Co
West 16Th Street
Stock Growers National Ban
Cheyenne, Wyoming
U. S. Depository
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